Table 1 Demographic statistics of respondents with a surveillance preference using a hypothetical scenario of being at intermediate risk for CRC (n = 490)
All participants | Prefer colonoscopy | Prefer a home-based stool testa | No preference | p-value | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(n = 490)b | % (n = 152) | [95 % CI] | % (n = 298) | [95 % CI] | % (n = 40) | [95 % CI] | ||
Gender | .011 | |||||||
Male | (n = 220) | 35.9 (79) | [29.7, 42.4] | 53.6 (118) | [47.0, 60.1] | 10.5 (23) | [7.1, 15.2] | |
Female | (n = 270) | 27.0 (73) | [22.1, 32.6] | 66.7 (180) | [60.8, 72.0] | 6.3 (17) | [4.0, 9.9] | |
Ethnicity | .151 | |||||||
White-British | (n = 432) | 29.4 (127) | [25.3, 33.9] | 62.0 (268) | [57.4, 66.5] | 8.6 (37) | [6.3, 11.6] | |
Non-White British | (n = 49) | 42.9 (21) | [30.0, 56.7] | 51.0 (25) | [37.5, 64.4] | 6.1 (3) | [2.1, 16.5] | |
Employment status | .960 | |||||||
Employed | (n = 426) | 31.7 (135) | [27.5, 36.3] | 60.3 (257) | [55.6, 64.9] | 8.0 (34) | [5.8, 10.9] | |
Not employed/retired | (n = 34) | 29.4 (10) | [16.8, 46.2] | 64.7 (22) | [47.9, 78.5] | 5.9 (2) | [1.6, 19.1] | |
Highest level of education | .064 | |||||||
High education | (n = 151) | 27.8 (42) | [21.3, 35.4] | 61.6 (93) | [53.6, 69.0] | 10.6 (16) | [6.6, 16.5] | |
Medium education | (n = 234) | 27.8 (65) | [22.4, 33.8] | 64.5 (151) | [58.2, 70.4] | 7.7 (18) | [4.9, 11.8] | |
Low education | (n = 24) | 54.2 (13) | [35.1, 72.1] | 45.8 (11) | [27.9, 64.9] | 0.0 (0) | [0.0, 13.8] | |
Indirect CRC experience | .477 | |||||||
Knows someone with bowel cancer | (n = 247) | 29.6 (73) | [24.2, 35.5] | 63.2 (156) | [57.0, 68.9] | 7.3 (18) | [4.7, 11.2] | |
Does not know someone with bowel cancer | (n = 234) | 32.5 (76) | [26.8, 38.7] | 58.1 (136) | [51.7, 64.3] | 9.4 (22) | [6.3, 13.8] | |